University of Manchester offers Masters Scholarships
for International Students in the field of medical mycology. These
scholarships are aimed at international graduates within the medical and
healthcare sciences seeking to develop fungal infection diagnostic
services with a global reach. Funding provides full sponsorship of the
MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend) for September
2013 entry. In order to be considered for a scholarship for 2013 you
must first apply for the MSc in Medical Mycology.
About Scholarship: International scholarships are available for applicants seeking places on the MSc Medical Mycology for September 2013 entry. The scholarships are directed at medical and healthcare science graduates from ‘resource-limited’ non-EU countries wishing to develop their skills as mycologists. Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Study: Medical Mycology
Course Level: Masters degree level Scholarship by: University of Manchester Location: UK
Eligibility: These scholarships are aimed at international graduates within the medical and healthcare sciences seeking to develop fungal infection diagnostic services with a global reach. The scholarships are directed at medical and healthcare science graduates from ‘resource-limited’ non-EU countries wishing to develop their skills as mycologists. Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes
Duration: Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee.
Value: Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Notification: Interviews with shortlisted candidates will be held mid-August. Places for 2013 entry are limited so early application is encouraged.
Apply: These scholarships are aimed at international graduates within the medical and healthcare sciences seeking to develop fungal infection diagnostic services with a global reach. Alongside the application, an additional covering statement (maximum 750 words) should be included explaining how you intend to use the scholarship to improve the diagnostics and care of patients with fungal infections in your home country and/or global. A support letter from the Head of your Hospital or Clinical laboratory summarising how your new skills will be put in use is highly recommended.
Deadline: 5th August 2013
Further Information: http://www.mhs.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/programmes/taughtmasters/medicalmycology/coursedetails/?code=09455&pg=2#scholarshipsAndBursaries
About Scholarship: International scholarships are available for applicants seeking places on the MSc Medical Mycology for September 2013 entry. The scholarships are directed at medical and healthcare science graduates from ‘resource-limited’ non-EU countries wishing to develop their skills as mycologists. Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Study: Medical Mycology
Course Level: Masters degree level Scholarship by: University of Manchester Location: UK
Eligibility: These scholarships are aimed at international graduates within the medical and healthcare sciences seeking to develop fungal infection diagnostic services with a global reach. The scholarships are directed at medical and healthcare science graduates from ‘resource-limited’ non-EU countries wishing to develop their skills as mycologists. Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Scholarship Open for International Students: Yes
Duration: Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee.
Value: Funding provides full sponsorship of the MSc tuition fee and £16,550 living allowance (stipend).
Notification: Interviews with shortlisted candidates will be held mid-August. Places for 2013 entry are limited so early application is encouraged.
Apply: These scholarships are aimed at international graduates within the medical and healthcare sciences seeking to develop fungal infection diagnostic services with a global reach. Alongside the application, an additional covering statement (maximum 750 words) should be included explaining how you intend to use the scholarship to improve the diagnostics and care of patients with fungal infections in your home country and/or global. A support letter from the Head of your Hospital or Clinical laboratory summarising how your new skills will be put in use is highly recommended.
Deadline: 5th August 2013
Further Information: http://www.mhs.manchester.ac.uk/postgraduate/programmes/taughtmasters/medicalmycology/coursedetails/?code=09455&pg=2#scholarshipsAndBursaries
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